I lead Mantra's Product organization, including PM and Design. We're helping college students across the U.S. access high quality mental healthcare so they can live happier, healthier lives.

First PM hire at a seed stage mental health tech startup.

Led a team of 3 as Interim Head of Product at a Series C company with >$100M in funding.

I lead two teams within the Foundations group of the New York Times.- Design Systems is working to build a modern design system for the New York Times, starting with a ground-up reboot of the Front Page (nytimes.com / primary tab in the App).- Core Product Data defines the product health metrics & builds Data Vis tools & experimentation capabilities for the Front Page & other product surfaces of the New York Times. We do this in the spirit of our mission to make it easier for the Times to make more data-informed decisions.

Sole Product Manager for Square Appointments for 3.5 years. At the time I left, and still (last I checked), Square's highest-rated iOS App on the App Store. Grew payments volume by 140x and increased overall active user base by ~10x.- Strategy Development: Led the re-launch of Square Appointments in March 2018, underscored by a UX enhancement and new freemium business model, driving a 4x increase in weekly acquisition the ensuing year.- New Platforms: Shipped the Appointments Android App in February 2019 which would grow to more than 20k monthly actives within just 3 months of launch.- International Expansion: Launched Square Appointments in Canada in November 2018, localizing the product to support 2 additional locales as well as dozens of additional time zones.- Business Development & Partnerships: Led the business development and product efforts to launch integrations with Google and Instagram in December 2018.- A/B Testing & Experimentation: Shipped more than a dozen A/B tests throughout 2018 across iOS and Web.- Operations: Built the case and oversaw the build out of a dedicated phone Customer Support team, grew the team from 4 to 8 advocates, and introduced in-app messaging as an additional support channel.

Mac OS X Product Release Team

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